Okay, supplies for the project.
Summit G1304 Catch Can (Identical to the Jaz can thats $70 and says JAZ on it.) Summit SUM-G1304 - Summit® Breather Tanks – SummitRacing.com
6ft of 3/8th oil/tranny fluid hose.
2 Fram FV329 PCV Valves (running these untill I find suitable elbo's)
1 pack of 5/16th rubber plugs.
1 pack of 3/8th rubber plugs.
1 Brass 3/8th Barb fitting. 1/2 size thread side.
1 Brass 3/8th T-fitting.
Summit Catch Can with Brass Fitting installed. It has to be installed this way because of the way you have to mount it using the threaded holes that come in the catch can.
Remove intake and factory rubber elbo on the front valve cover.
Remove old POS ghetto oil catch.
Run the hose un cut from the opening next to the strut tower to behind the factory air intake opening. Then slide in the can and install it. Also place a small rubber plug that is nice and tight on the bottom valve so incase the valve moves it won't leak the oil out. Also not a bad idea would be to add a hose to it and run it down a bit to the front bumper so you can drain it easier.
Pic of where to run the hose. Also Mark and use a drill for 1 hole to mount the catch can.
Because of the inner lip/bend on the metal I used 4 washers between the can and mounting point to keep the can level. When you install the bolt be sure to use lock-tite.
Can you see me? hehehe
Run the line over to where you can T it so its a straight shot to the front PCV elbo, then cut that front line and the main line. Then connect the back line that will go to the drivers side.
Drivers Side. Take one of the 5/16th rubber plugs and put it on the intake.
Passanger side complete. Take one of the 3/8th plugs and install it on the JLT. Note: I tried to remove the fitting but I can't get it out.
Finished product. WOOT WOOT!!!
YES I know the car is dirty, its my wife's daily/drag/auto-x/beat it up car.
Havn't driven it yet though its raining outside. We'll know tomorrow if the wife calls and says it runs like ass or if it runs great and dosn't stink like oil anymore. Total install time was about 25 minutes.
Summit G1304 Catch Can (Identical to the Jaz can thats $70 and says JAZ on it.) Summit SUM-G1304 - Summit® Breather Tanks – SummitRacing.com
6ft of 3/8th oil/tranny fluid hose.
2 Fram FV329 PCV Valves (running these untill I find suitable elbo's)
1 pack of 5/16th rubber plugs.
1 pack of 3/8th rubber plugs.
1 Brass 3/8th Barb fitting. 1/2 size thread side.
1 Brass 3/8th T-fitting.
Summit Catch Can with Brass Fitting installed. It has to be installed this way because of the way you have to mount it using the threaded holes that come in the catch can.
Remove intake and factory rubber elbo on the front valve cover.
Remove old POS ghetto oil catch.
Run the hose un cut from the opening next to the strut tower to behind the factory air intake opening. Then slide in the can and install it. Also place a small rubber plug that is nice and tight on the bottom valve so incase the valve moves it won't leak the oil out. Also not a bad idea would be to add a hose to it and run it down a bit to the front bumper so you can drain it easier.
Pic of where to run the hose. Also Mark and use a drill for 1 hole to mount the catch can.
Because of the inner lip/bend on the metal I used 4 washers between the can and mounting point to keep the can level. When you install the bolt be sure to use lock-tite.
Can you see me? hehehe
Run the line over to where you can T it so its a straight shot to the front PCV elbo, then cut that front line and the main line. Then connect the back line that will go to the drivers side.
Drivers Side. Take one of the 5/16th rubber plugs and put it on the intake.
Passanger side complete. Take one of the 3/8th plugs and install it on the JLT. Note: I tried to remove the fitting but I can't get it out.
Finished product. WOOT WOOT!!!
YES I know the car is dirty, its my wife's daily/drag/auto-x/beat it up car.
Havn't driven it yet though its raining outside. We'll know tomorrow if the wife calls and says it runs like ass or if it runs great and dosn't stink like oil anymore. Total install time was about 25 minutes.
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